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Modigliani

Masters of Art
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Amedeo Modigliani experimented with sculpture and drawing, but is primarily known for his paintings of nudes and portraits characterised by elongated figures, faces, and necks. He began painting in his youth in Italy before moving to Paris in 1906, during the height of the avant-garde movement. Influenced by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Paul Cezanne, Modigliani developed his own unique, uncharacterisable style. His nudes upended traditions at the time due to their immodesty, candid sexuality, and ability to convey the subject's personality. Because of the works' scandalous nature, Modigliani had very little success with his paintings while he was alive. This volume features stunning full-page illustrations of Modigliani's works, along with information about his life, including his bohemian, over-the-top lifestyle and his untimely, tragic death. Featuring some of Modigliani's best-known works, this book gives an insightful and comprehensive overview on the artist known for modernising figurative painting. AUTHOR: Olaf Mextorf is an art historian currently working for museums. He already published books on Oscar Schlemmer, Vincent van Gogh and others. 55 colour illustrations

Author Biography:

OLAF MEXTORF is an art historian currently working for museums. He already published books on Oscar Schlemmer, Vincent van Gogh and others.
Release date Australia
September 29th, 2020
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Pages
112
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Illustrations
55 illustrations
Dimensions
173x211x10
ISBN-13
9783791386591
Product ID
33299130

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